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Jeep Safari in Corbett National Park
Spread over twelve hundred square kms of land, Jim Corbett National Park attracts tourists from all over the globe. Established in 1963, this national park got its name from the famous hunter cum author Jim Corbett.
Tourists drop in from near and far to witness the wildlife and birds of the Corbett National Park. The variety in vegetation and weather help in the comfortable existence of the wildlife here. A reserve under Project Tiger, it is the tiger who steals the thunder in Corbett National Park.
To enjoy the sightings of the wildlife in Corbett National Park, the tourists can go on an elephant safari or jeep safari in Corbett National Park. The jeep safari will also introduce the tourists to the flora and fauna of the national park. Between November and June is the best time to go for a jeep safari in Corbet National Park.
The jeeps for the safari can be taken on rent from the lodge or travel agencies. In the Corbett National Park, jeep safari is one exciting method to witness the animals in their natural habitat. The sight of wildlife like the tigers, leopards, crocodiles, gharials, elephants, sloth bear, leopard cat, jungle cat, langurs to name a few leave the tourists absolutely enthralled.
The jeep safaris, Corbett National Park takes the tourists deep into the jungle for them to spot the tigers or the leopards. The tiger trails can be followed to find them. The jeep safari in Corbett National Park usually starts early and the tourists get back from the trip in daylight. In the evenings the safaris are not allowed to enter the jungles for obvious reasons.
On a jeep safari in Corbett National Park the tourists get to have a whale of a time an unforgeable experience. The wide variety of animals, flora, fauna, vegetation and birds will only leave a memory etched in the minds of the tourists.
Jeep Safari in Corbett National Park
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